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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16
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Tins MoRN1sas Ana1v1s
MEN GOODS VERY CHEAP.
VERY, VERY CHEAP LACRS.
WRAPS AT SURPRISE PRICES.
JOB LOT OF JERsEYa
Xmas number Young Ladies' Journal. 55c.
MEMS genuine English Cashmere Socks, considered
cheap at &c., only 35c., pair for s1..... MEMS
Scarfs for 25c Perhaps quite good the usual
Soc article, but many Of you would not the differ
ence. They are Of rood Silk and Satin and Satin
lined Stripes Figures, dots in all the new shAdes
First door, near door Of No l119 Penna. ave-
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As little experiment We imported few Japanese
Silk Shawls with stock Of Handkerchief They
are very beautifully embroidered have heavy and ele
CANT fringe shades of pink. light blue red white and
cream. Prices: e6.8S. S1O, S12, S15 We don't
think you'll find any like them in the country Ger
tainly not such qualities for prices
CHEAP. GOOD JERSEYS.
Job lot Of Jerseys just received You might ask to
see them. No space for description here. Think Of
Silk Jerseys for CLOS. That's only one Of the bar
gains
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS FOR
w lady and invalid son. with without board, in
strictly private family Address, with lowest price and
location, NAVY, Star Office. nl6-3t'
XNANTED-IMMEDIATEL AND PERMANENT
w y by gentleman. two or three rooms, fu nisiied
unfurDished. with without Board furnace heat
and open fire. places, in moder house, Dupont
scott Iircles, " rmont Connecticut Adj
4 ess, giving description and price, PROPRIETOR,
2Ol7 ct. NV. nl6-4t
WANTED PERSONS HAVING ROOMS FOR
w rent should have their address and kind of rooms
put list We receive calls from parties
wanting rooms. ROOM RENTING AGENCY, GIG
9th st. NV. nl0-3t'
WANTED D. TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
w fheatedl with Board. for gentleman wife. dagh-
ter and two small children wi hin five minutes walk
of b. and depot state particulars aud lowest price.
Box l, Olney. Aid. nl5-3t'
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-A SITUATION BIZ WHITE Girl
w as cnamoermad and plain sewing IN hrst-clsss
oh ns the best Of
WANTED-BY SETTLED. EXPERIENCED
wonan , sin,Sn as sdys maid nnderstsnd,
.F.Se esed s, 81, and New York references ca,
WANTED-BY A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
w man who understand his business thoronshly.
sposit,on as baker or pastry COOK. Address X; x
VVAN rED-oRDERs FOR WRITE AND col
w ored men and ~omen-lO cooks 100 maids. 20
Sesgsrs. fcS.msn. 3 oSkeepsrs &c + N BSRN.
HAN, o3o-032 ST. NV. nl6-3t'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
and Nurses. sesmstress Men Isiters oeof. coschmen
Buffers. sAM'L A. CooMBs $40 St nv. nlo-5t'
" place as chsmbermaid OF nurse. Apply 10 l294
WANIED-BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG COZ.
given. Address b +. ga vst IL.
WASTED-BY A YOUNG MAN rs YEARS OLD.
W willing TO make himself generally useful having
, esss Address ESiERPRisS LINE kILSs:: s.ar
WANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. A
w ,situaton as cook and tn do the hUus, work FIR
ns laS no washing' best references; call ., rs
WANTED : EMPLOYMENT AFTER p. NJ.
lions furrished Address Box AZ. star ONCE nlo-2t
WANfED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY
a III.
90 plan sewing Best references gwen II required
Address l. = ID, Star office. ni6-Bt
WANIED-A Y0I Nc MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
and with good business education desIr situs-
MESS. Star Office. lts
WANrED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN DE.
w siresa place as infants nurse or housekeeptr.
pest OF references apply at $40 18th ST. nl5-3'
INTERPRETATIONS FOR WOMEN COOKS.
w maids. nurses " itPress, seamstress laundress.
white colored and Japanese butlers hmen winters
and house boys; city references; at DICKS Agency
ol3 Ith ST nl5-2ts
WANTED-BYA REsPECTABLE CoioRED GIRL
Na Situation A. house girl and waitress a private
family Good references given. Call at l3s 10th
NV. nl5.ot.
WANTED-BY A FRENCH YOUNG LADY APO
w stion for children above four Years:
can sew Apply A. NJ, loO6 h ST. nl4-3ts
WANTED-BY A PARTISAN PERSON SITUA-
W ton IN family; can cut a I'd ht or take of
On ldr n; or by day; beat reference. Address PAR
lSIAN, Star office. Mast
WANTED-A SITUATION BY FIRST CLASS
w Cook tEnglish), in private family: good refer
ences. Addr - GRACE star Office. MA ST
WANTED-A SITUATION BY FIRsT-CLAss
w man cook in private business house good city
references. Address Box Ia Star office. nl4-3t'
WANTED-KNowN THAT HELP OF ALL KINDS
w can be had at South Washington Labor bureau
436 9TH st. s.w. nll-lm
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SILK FABR1cs.
which fact has induced us to Rrestly enlarge our
stock, and we are now showing the largest va
riety Of choice fabrics yet offered BY U.S. We
confne the stock to the products Of Guinet
Bonnet, Shredder, and other equally we'll
known and reliable makers, VIII se fabrics
stand pre-eminent in point Of quality, finish.
and intrinsic worth.
We show twenty qualities Of Black Gros Grain
Silks rangius in price from 69c. to 50 per
yard, each aud every quality guaranteed TO be
the best the price can buy.
Black Faille Franchise at o. ID grand value.
This fabric has the Endorsement Of every fash
ion authority.
Four weeks ago We introduced two silk fab
rics-Black satin Rhadame aud Black Satin
Duchesss-bpth 1t Csc per yard.
The large quantity disposed Of IL the best
possible evidence Of their excellent value We
have yet . fair quantity.
In BLACK "Novelty" silks we show supert,
line of French Moire, Moire Antiques. &c-. EN-
brscng all that are new and fashionable.
American Black Gros Grain Silks continue to
grow in favor We have . special quality st u,
which We consider the superior Of any foreign
silk ct the price, and comes to US highly CON-
mended for its durable wearing qualities. II il
twenty inches wide. and the best we can get to
Three new qualities of Black Fsille Flora, at
81 60 si 80, and s2.l5 per yard. The recep-
ton of the former qualities bodies for this excel
lens weave s long period Of popularity-de-
seFvodly 20, for better and more attractive
fabric has not been introduced this season.
For mourning wear the newest weave h Black
Pesu do 6oie. rich and durable Sl26 per yard
new weave a Armurs, for the same purpose
and st the came price. 10 equally desirable.
Black Heavy Twi.lsd French sursh silk ct
Q4n. IN yard b under value, and should meet
with ready sala
Exquisite variety Of new shades In faills
EsancsjsA This fabric viii LEAD this season in
colersd siika. el26 per gard
Esssnt lins Of colored Noire and Aotre
Striped silks, for combining with The faille
yrpacajss ssd other plain silt fabgica
DARK room for showing the eject u coleRed
sflks under gss-light This 10 very necessary,
assons hssptiful day shades look IL eonszasy
under saslieAt
WOODWARD : L0TH1oe.
Cor. 18th and 81. NV
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NV PR1oEs OK SHAx1s.

NV PR1cEs ON SHAw1s
The shawl trade is too slow. We propose to
give 1t q slight impetus in the way Of lower
Prices We do this to better acqusint you with
plete and ut the same time give it wide distr-
Heavy Domestic shawls drop from IS to a.
each.
Heavy Scotch Wool shawls. drop from s6 and
81 to IS each
Heavy Fine imported Wool shawis. drop from
Fine Scotch Velvet shawls. drop from $40 to
Fine scotch Beaver shswls. drop from s1l.5O
Extra fine quality Reversible Cashmere
Shawis, drop from 5 l6 to &13 each.
In addition to these we have dropped the price
on sif elegant Wool and Silk shawls for evening
wear. I White Cable Shawl striped in pink.
dropped from GO to So.
Blue Cable shawl, threade with silver bull
lion. and chenille striped. dropped from 81 to
White China Silk Shawl handsomely en-
broiderAd in the corners dropped IRON $40 to
Cresm Canton Silk Shawl size 72172 inches
dropped from els to S13.
Cream China Silk Shawl, heavily embroid-
cred IN the corners, dropped from &y5 to 8l9.
Cream Canton Silk shawl size 30 inches
square, deliberately embroidered in opposite
corners. exquisite heavy fringe. rare and ele-
CANT bargain. Dropped from $50 to $50.
Third ioor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and y SITS. u. Y.
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MoRE BRA1pEp DREss Patterns

.oRE BRAIDED DREss PArrERNs.
We started to advertise Braided Robes last
Friday, but they went SO fast we dared not do
SO. We immediately teegraphed for more. and
they came in last evening. Here they are:
Elegant Atwood Braided Pattern Robes con-
tanning o yards of 40-inch pl in material, Al
inches Of Braided Psnnelng and Al inches OF
narrow t2-inch) Braiding for trimming. Colors,
navy. seal, bronze, bark green and garnet. Only
$3.50 per dress robe.
Best opportunity ever offered to secure fine
braided suit at such reasonable price.
WOODWARD LOrHROP.
Cor. IL It'll and SITS. NV.
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THE WEATHER TOMORROW.

HHH "HA1dEh IO~A8nnO".
Fair. slighty warmer weather. light to fresh west
erly shifting TO southerly winds
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As high as S35, for some Of the imported Japanese
Silk Novelties. We quote few Of the very many
cheaper styles $3.50 for Flannel Wraps with bright
coored figures. Princess back. velvet collar cus
Special bargain. - 90 for the Mother Hubbard"
sty es..... ~ Mourning Wraps. Striped checked and
plain Fannels. 80 for Braided Flannel Wraps
with Mother Hubbard" front and Vatican back
Very stylsh......slO Blanket Wraps. Bright colors
Comfort and style......S12 for Cashmere and Cloth
Wraps with Fedora front and bell sleeves. Our ex-
elusive style......$17 marie Stuart" Plush 'front.'
princess back. The brightness and cheerfulness
and snugness of these Wraps can't be depicted in cod
priLt The materials, the colors. the styles make
plcturQ the batter
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-IMMEDIATEL A CASH Gus
w toner. two small Houses, 81 600 each, that viii
rent well and pay good per cent on amount
nl6-3t l423Fst
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE By MOST
1st next the northwestern section Of the city:
rent not To exceed q - ger month. opportunity
Tor family leaving the city fer that time
nl0-bt HILL JOHNSTON. 1:SS 18th ST. n W.
WANTED A NICE HOUSE. VALUE ABOUT
w $4,000, for which 600 cash and improve d real
estate wi be given. Address. describing property
location, &c, CODEX, Star office. nl6-4r
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH A REsI-
w de IN the northwest section of the city.
or ssechusetis ave preferred. price not 10 exceed
SlouOo. Address, giving full particulars, Box 100,
Star Office. Mast
WANTED-TO PURCHASE HOUSE IN NORTH
w western Part OF city; good neiehborhood: and
with all nlo.ern improvements; must hot exceed
$4,000 to Sl1.O IA Irice; Will exchange q row Of
houses IN Baltimore IN par payment balance IN easy
Payments. Address. saving ful particulars. BAlTl-
hOhE star office n5-lm
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS A BRICK
w house on Capitol Hill for $1,000 and one for
$1,000, and one Tor $4,000 a bric house the
northwest for $500 and fo- $1,000. TuOS. u.
HENsEY, 1226 St NV. Telephone Gail. Alb. n5-2w
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with Will he literally advertised at
pense. kents collected. Estates managed Insurance
effected HOLLAND q THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 4 st., Adjoining sun Building.
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RASKISe HOUSE or
HENRY cLEws 4 co,
IL and Is Broad street. New York.
Investment and Marginal Orders sxecutsd
Asmhsn Of tbs n. Y. stock and Coffee Pro-
dscs Exchsnses. also Chicago Board of Trsds
-Four Per cent istsssss allowed on pspoas
Accounts n1,.av
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Mwww ERR ERR "A PPpfP sSss
w r r SssS

Having filled up stock at prices much lower than de-
manded earlier in the not only now en-
abed to offer all sizes of the following lots but give
values. we think, preeminently the best in Washing
ton ASTRAKHAN JACKETS. e1O. 412. $780, S14
$3.50, $3.50. Satin lined. bell sleeves ..AsTRA
KHAN VIsITES ola to e25, ball trimming. chamois
pockets. bell sleeves, satin-lined.. ....WALKING
JACKETS, 80 and % SO, English Broadcloth, all
colors Satin-lined sleeves, tsilor-made BRAIDED
JACKETS. S16.5O. Blue, Green and Black
Broadcloth, extra hne finish. CLOTH
JACKETS, $3.50 and %. Tailor fnish striped
e Rlish cloths, superior ft................NEW.
MARKETS. $3.50. Striped and checked cloths,
bra d hound; coachman cape. with Satin-lned hood,
S15... .RAGLANS. S13. 90, el5.5O cit, eco, S215O.
$3.50, o25. ESQ., Stripes checks and plaid. English
cloths, braid and fur trimmings.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS (short), bell sleeves,
s21.o0. S26. Extra long. e23, $50. S32 e55....
SEAL PLUSH vIsITEs, S22. s24.5O. $685. s3l.5O.
$50, a42, S4450. S64.50. plain aud with real Seal
trimmings.
81 SUITS VERY CHEAP.
Suits of which we have but one of kind at half
price and altered III necessary without extra charge
" W. " SRR, A gPP gpP ZEE ERR ssss
www%W kRkk K PPpr r PpP FL En- kkRRR ssss
Wv ( * 1AP : Fer ( ( ssss
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TAKE Az ExAMpIx FRox Tn
MERRY LARK. WHEN JoYFULLY SING
ING IN ASCENDING TO THE HIGH,
Don't mind the fact that our Remnant Rooms are
situated on the Third Floor Come and be con-
WINGED that 1t Is
PRACTICAL AND BENEFICIAL
To examine our Large VARIETY OF REMNANTS,
and make Purchases according to your Judgment!
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR THIS THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY:

An immense lot Of FANCY GOODS such a Dressing
Cases. Candlesticks Brush Holders Albums and many
others. at half value, in order to close them out
We admit the fact that these articles are left from
Last year. hence the Great Sacrifice to effect speedy
sale.
now invoice Of the well known HEMsTITCHED
AND B0RDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, warranted
fast colors. at Sc. each
Several hundred dozen LADIES' COLLARS AND
CHEMIsETTEs, at
&C. &c. 12k and l9c
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Nv
setts ava sxtepdsd and The fsshiorsuls Tsasy town
road Also Number OF beautiful Duliding sltes some
choice lotss md Ueyese q lenald suburban farans
.,x.a- 4 ooLDSbohoUoH CO..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lrOR RENT-A SUPERB sEvEN-OCTAvE PIANO;
II I'm e Tone handsome only 81 y month
Also rear basement room. suitable for storage pur-
poses. s3. 81 llth St nl4-fm
lHOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPE-WRITEhs AT
IL hemipgton Ofice-Aschines Of other makes for
sale WlCkOFF, SEAMANs 4 BENEDICT cor sth
and sta nl-lm
IIOR RENT-CAIIGRAPH TYPEWRITER s5PER
Il month. IN ADVANCE also sold easy instaIInsnts
HENRY A CLARKE & son,
O-3m S33 u st n u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

HAVE HORSE WAGON HARNESS AND STABLE
viii start in business with any one Address i:s2l
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

LOB RHINESTONE AND DWELLING 1925 HIGH
Dwelling contains IL rooms With bath rooms. nod
rent .or store S25. Rent OF dwelling e4O Apply to
yNo N00SSAh. 24lS u st n. ". OF 70 =. y COLL
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s.'OR RENT-ON THE 18TH OF THIS MONTH I
u VIII hsve handsome suite of Rooms parlor and
bedroom, bathroom and closet ss noor 1915 4
81. nv. MA 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-16

tok RENT l22s 18TH ST. \. W. NICELY
iarnlshed mont thlrSi--ory communicating.
home comforts Table boardsrs desired. nl5-6ts
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Household

APPLEs-Kcntucky stock, 81 509i per brl;
New York, $2dii dried apples, 6lztg6c
per pound from store. Dried peaches, go
&c from store.
FnurT Oranges, 50 5OGi per box, S7@1
per brl. Lemons, S30g3 80 per box, Bananas,
N SOAP 70 per bunch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So 80 per brl,
81 20 per bu. Cabbage-Northcrn, S7dl0per
100. Kraut-Barrels, - 50g9; half barrels,
Sldi 30. Garlic-s1 per 100.
PICKLES Barrels, 81 6O97 90; half barrels,
slGGl 30.
EaGs-Weak at 2362lc.
NuTs-Coconnuts, 81 SOFAS per 100. Peanuts
Virginia. &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, So
lc; roasted, 2l5c higher; shcllcd, l0c. Pccans
-Tcxos, 9Gl2c.
RucIEs-london layers; 50; layers, 50 70;
California, 81 %.
BurrER-Buttcrine, l5c; creamery, $50
32c; dairy, ls@22c; country butter, 15@2Oc.
GAME - Quail, $lC1l IS per dozen;
squirrels, u % per dozen. Venison -
Whole deer, dose; saddles, S@i0c. wild
ducks, VI Ia - per dozen. Rabbits, VI
per dozen. Prairie chickens, 50 per dozen.
wild turkeys, - per dozen.
PoumRY-Chickon Spring, sac, hens,
a. 25d3; turkeys, SG@l2' dressed chickens
81 75tl2 90; turkeys, l2gllc per ID; ducks,
81 SOFAS; geese, SiCgS.
PorArors-firm, selling at S0C900c per bu
s. 50ts2 20 per brl; Utah, slGGl 10 per bu;
sweet potatoes, s2ta2 % per brl.
CrpKR-New York, ~ 30 per brl and 50 30
per half brl.
vINE0AR-Pcr gallon, 10al5c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nends aud stocks.

Nrw Nong, Dee. T-Money on call cay
nj . 20 I per cent; closed offered at - per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5fefA fier.
ling exchange dull hut steady nj lOii. for
~ days and ASiis for demand.
Government aud State bond. were dull.
business was very active during the two
hour of trading.
The stock market was again extremely dull
today, but with q generally firm tone, the
result of the operations Of the sessions being
Ia leave the prices In most cases a fraction
better than those Of the previous day. There
WIS a great i~ndisposition 10 trade, the bust
ness lone being confined Ia the room tmdcrs
almost entirely, who weru ola bcarish tenn
per In the early dealings owing b. the r.
ports IL European complications aud the
lhiaNOmblc statements IT The granger roads
The decline at the opening induced buying
however, which vns encouraged by ihe cN.
pcctatiOn of a favorable bank statement,
aud the early losses were generally made up.
Must OF the list are higher, but the only im
portnnt changes are gains ~ Ia per ccut.
each In Hooking Valley and Colombo coal
The railroad bond market was quiet sales
AlOn.upp. Tho total sales Of stock today wcr,
U2Gii shares. Closing quotations.
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Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
All the horrible sensations u an assassin c~lutching
your throat aud pressing the life breath from your
tiRhtcnei chcstf Have you noticed the languor
aud debility that mcoccd the EFFORT 10 clear your
throat aud head II this catarrhal matter? What a
depressing influence u cNcrs upon The Mind,
cloudlng the memory aud hlling the bead with
pains aud strange uoiscsi How difficult 70 IL 10 rd
the nasal passages, throat and lungs Of this poison
oua mucous all can tcstsiy who are afflicted With
cainrrh. How dlnicuit to protcci the system against
it, further prugr'@ toward the lungs. liver aud
lidncys, all physicians will admit ltisG tcuiblc
disease. aud cries out for relief and cure
The remarkable curative power, whcn hl other
remedies utterly fall. Of sANroED's RADICAL Cunr,
arr aitcstcd by thousands who gratefully wcom'
mend Il ~ icllow.suncrul No statement Il made
rcearding II that cannot be ,ulstantiatod by the
most respectable and reliable references
Each package contains one bottle Of the RAnicAf
Crnr, one box CAIAHnu,t sotyrNL and an iN.
raoVrn INfAtrR, With trcatlso aud directions, aud
Is sold by all druggists for siO
PutrrR DnUo a CHEMICAL Co, bosroS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18
Miscellaneous.

| HpEs-Dry flint, No. 1, l2JFc; No. 2, 9lSc;
dry ailted. TAB; green sailed, No. /, 0lgc;
No. 2, Jiic; green, i@jc; shcepskins, l6C
@tl.
WmsE Y-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according 10 age aud make; common whisky,
00cGSl 10, according 81 proof.
BAG0iNG-0lsm7Ac.
TIrs-sl 2Ogl -.
SHor-Drop 81 80; buck, 81 90.
lEAD-Bc.
NAms-lron, s2 I562 20; steel, s. 3oa2 80.
PowpEG-kcgs, s.; half kegs, 81 70; quar-
ter kegs, 81 80.
ToBScco-Common, 2j935c; other grades,
3jmSjc.
sSUFF-Garnet's, $40 IS; Ralph's, $40 %;
railroad, 81 %, Gail & Ak, 81.
Coat Ou-Primc white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd, 1870
lSc; clear grease wool, 23G2j, bury washed,
2Oa3Oc; tub washed, 33@jjc.
~BEEswAX-2c.
TAILow-3d3lSc.
FuW ANp SEINs-Dcer. 2id25c; bear, ti@
Z mink, i5e Toe; coon, hunter handled, lbm
or; country handled, l5Coj0c; otter, Slm5.
beaver, JOcCfSl 10; wild eat, l5td2jc; fox,
i5c@fl; muskrat, lOG1l5c, opossum, lOdljc;
wolf, J0c@t2; skunk, l5@G)T panther, 500
m$i.
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SvgNn Pure white. G',C OF white. Gii0
G'sc. yellow clarified. G,pGi.c, open kettle,
5t.miisc rrnuCl 4, GA.g standard rranu.
lated, 'hsU plantation grlnulated, ne pow.
dcrcd, 5lsc, cut loaf 5ifr very strong
Rirt-lnuisiana, 5',WG'sc Carolina, o.,
WGl,r firm
~Ctypus-Sticks IN sizes, In boxes pals
and barrels IGN fancy assorted, 3jeJioci
fuml
So,rs ,Np C,Vptrs-Soap, 365hG can.
dies, full weight, s.mAc.
CurrsE=Now York factory, DC; full cram,
N lShc; Young America. lac.
tOuIE-Cummpu, iDAC. ordinary, 2ol.d
20Aic, fair 2ll.m22',C prime Rio, 22Ac'
choice 10 fancy, 2ji.@2Jl.G ol~dgovernment
2JCti2c; firm.
sArr-Sahnaw, 81 90i 40 per barrel,
sacks, fine, n 3idl %; coarse, " iVal u,
pockets, blcachcd. q -; mixed, barrels
30 90, mixed, 2A@7c.
CANNED Goops-rino apples, 81 2oal 20,
Peaches, 2 pounds, standard, ~ co. J pounds,
standard, l. 70. seconds, ~ 70. Tomatoes,
2 pounds, standard, tiCGi 10 .. pounds
standard. 81 2j6dl %. Strawberries, " ~
Raspberrios u 90. Blackberries, " loal 70
Green gngcs. 81 55ai ". Pears, " 100 20
plunlA, ii Oj0Gl 20. Asparagus, y 'ost -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Quotations were as follows; Ordinary,
59tc; good ordinary, 1916; low middling,
loIsc; middling, i0ssc; COOL middling, l0}5c;
middling fair, lll8c; fur, ne.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet and
steady, as follows: December, 1o.is@l0. 80;
January, l15jai0.56 February, l0.65@ 1895;
March, l0.7l@l0.75 7; April, l0.si@l0.sbi May,
l0.9l@l0o2; June, 10oo@l1 90 July, 1l.0
@ll.05; August 11.07@ii.OS; September,
lo.5o@loG0; October, 10. 2o@io %; Novcm.
bcr n@yaloos. Sales, 81 900 nalcs.
NEW ORLEANS.
The sp9t market opened firm and closed
quiet aad firm; middling, 05sc. Sales, $3.50
Dalcs Quotations were as follows; Ordinary,
Sc good ordinary, 0lsc; low middling, 00-lGc;
middlins, 05sc; good middling, l0l[c.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet,
rs follows: December, 0.Sia0SG; January,
0.m@0oi; F~chsuary, l0.o7@lO.Os; March,
1920 April, i03lm 1889; May, 1O.f3@i0.1ii
June, iO5i@lo.5j; July, lo.Gl@loG5; August,
l0.6l@l0.Gj; September, l012al0ll; Octo-
her 0i3@075; November 0,G0@0.G2. Sales,
q, 800 bales.
DtflY roRr AYD INTERIOR MARIEr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-18

Drain mud PrnNisIOns.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dee. 17.-pOrk was the favor
tie article or the list for the brokers at the
opening OF The board of trade this morning.
ON q big bid by q local operator the May
options opened NJ $40, but the general crowd
was only bidding at So 90, and in half an
hour the price had eascd OIL TO SO SO. This
last figure, however, was q fraction above
last nights close, the strength being due TO
light receipts. Later, on heavy bear move
mcnts, the option went down TO $i5 10, but
soon rallied To $40 S2Ik. The records Of the
other markets during the first hour was sim
liar TO that OF pork. May lard opened nc
higher at s. 27ls. May wheat opened at
- 37ls, and May corn al 5i1c. Trading was
not unusually large. During the morning
May wheat, which had sold up 10 Sic, cascd
back 10 81 - on large selling. May corn
sold down To 5iAc. There was little doing In
either OF the grain pits, aud before the close
May corn sold down 10 6iLc, and up again
10 dE@jiIsc, on purely local deals. May
wheat, after touching $3.50, went up 10
s39sc, around which figure 1t held steady at
1880 o'clock. All provisions held firm dur
ing the day.
The leading futures ranged as follows: